In a bid to foster education and literature in Nepal, Edusanjal has joined hands with Thuprai to launch the event "Towards Tomorrow." This collaborative effort aims to bring together esteemed authors and entrepreneurs from various corners of the nation to engage and inspire students. Commencing on World Book Day, the initiative will be an ongoing series of events, with the inaugural session hosted at Thames International College.
The event, titled "Towards Tomorrow: Arts and Literature Special," kicked off with fervor, drawing attention to the innovative strides within Nepali literature. Renowned authors graced the occasion, offering insights into their literary journeys and discussing the evolving landscape of literature in Nepal.
Among the esteemed guests were Viplob and Durga, distinguished authors whose works have garnered acclaim nationwide. Viplob's latest endeavor, "Schadenfreude," a collection of Nepali Haikus, took center stage as he delved into the inspiration behind the title and the essence of the Haiku genre. Meanwhile, Durga shed light on her debut book, "Kumari Prashnaharu," highlighting the process of curating stories that resonate with contemporary audiences.
In a thought-provoking session, both authors addressed the shifting preferences and reading habits of today's audience. They emphasized the importance of adaptation and evolution for aspiring authors, urging them to embrace change while staying true to their craft.
Discussing the role of literature in education, the conversation veered towards leveraging literary works to foster critical thinking and creativity among students. With concerns mounting over the encroachment of AI in various spheres, the panelists underscored the significance of integrating literature into the educational curriculum to nurture analytical skills and originality.
As the event drew to a close, Viplob and Durga imparted invaluable advice to aspiring individuals venturing into the realm of literature. Reflecting on the essence of aspirations and the transformative power of good writing, they urged budding writers to persevere in their pursuit of excellence.
In conclusion, "Towards Tomorrow: Arts and Literature Special" served as a beacon of inspiration, igniting a passion for literature and education among attendees. With Edusanjal and Thuprai at the helm, the journey towards a brighter tomorrow in the realm of literature has undoubtedly commenced.
